The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-02-25

Real Estate Bought, Sold or Exchanged
: Interest of Foreign Owners Looked
IS After.
!, Owners of, or those who wish t,
!. invest i'll Pine Timbered Lands il
!, South Mississippi or Alabama, o.
. or Farm Lands for Fruit Culture
!, Market Gardening, Stock Raising
etc, will find it to their interest tC
correspond with or call on the
Pascogoula Real Estate Agency.
Some Bargains.
EO.iI-FARM.
Farm OF 30 acres, small cottage
and barn heavily timbered, except
Is acres open, seven under fence.
Good water. Fine grazing for
stock. Land adapted for fruits,
vegetables, etc. Two and a half
miles northeast Of Scranton, good
roads. Big Bargain.
NO. 2-TOWN RESIDENCE.
Residence, history, 7 rooms with
Kitchen and dining room, %plastered,
in good condition. Good out houses.
good wafer. High, dry soil. About
90 pear trees and % or 80 pecan
trees, 3tO 10 years old, doing well.
Lake front, salt and fresh water;
wharf and bath house, fishing boat
ing and hunting; u miles north of
Scranton IA acres of land. For
summer residence, gardening, fruit
culture, etc. Cheap.
NO. 3-FARM.
Farm ; good, small residence and
out houses; 80 acres in tract, about
q open. Good wen water; especial
~ fine grazing for stock /; young
orchard growing. Branch water
for stock, Two miles east of Scramg
ton, on public road. A desirable
property.
NO. 4-MILL SITE.
One 40 acre tract OnDog River,
about Il mile from Moss Point. A
natural mill site with superior IA
cilities. Lake on the east for log
boom, connected With Dog River by
deep canal for rafting logs, running
through southern portion. No bet
ter place to be found in tue sur
rounding county for saw mill.
Terms easy and reasonable.
NO. SPINE AND CYPRESS. !
90 acres timbered land at Orange !
either side l.. and N. II. II. :
Heavily timbered with yellow piue. !
and dry; fine grazing for !
Well watered. Clay subsoiI.
Healthy location. About 3 10 of
zine suitable for lumber some
cypress. q
10. G-T0WK RESIDENCE. :,
Residence in Northeastern part of r
Scranton, 4 rooms and kitchen, IN
rood condition and comfortable;
'wner non resident ard will sell
heap; 70 vacant lots adjoining. :
10. 7-FARM-OYSTER GROUNDS. :
1000 acres Of land situated on
Mississippi Sound and West Grand
lay. House, 8 rooms, and good in
lFge barn. Plenty of small cypress pr
nd small, loug pine. Good we'll Oh
-ater at residence. This large
ract OF land, reaching from the
to within a mile and a half of :
Grove, is covered with !
nall timberss and a luxuriant q
rowth of grassfo r stock. 1t has a III
ont on hesound ofabout six miles, aLI
Icluding a number of bayous, lakes
I'd islands, which constitute the
nest oyster grounds in the county,,
lousands of barrels being taken
way every year free of charge. The AZ
Vneris getting too old to manage
G place for profit, and offers a bar.
nm to an enterprising and indus f,r
man. 4
NO. s-TowN RESIDENCE. a
R' sidence and lot in Scranton, 1
Oms and ell, kitchen and diuing
ON. Well with brick wall, furn.
ling good water adjoining back Il
lleIy. Large garden, stables aud Nal
thouses. under good fence; on \
'scasonla road, pleasant part of ~
VA, convenient to schools. ads
nrches aud business portion Of Ole
W. Nice shade trees. Chs
NO. 9-FARM IN ALABAMA. saaPIp
of 100 acres, 6 miles north ten
Grand Bay, Ala. Neat cottage soal
h 4 rooms and kitchen. Soup. ~;
n0ng arbOr covering one acre, said
VIII yield annually about 10 why
rels Of vine; grapes Of other l9w'
DIS from which was realized last o1-'